The Ministry of Transport has defended the government's acquisition of two diesel locomotives and 20 freight wagons, dismissing concerns raised by critics as inaccurate and technically unfounded.

The plans have proven to be very unpopular with a whopping 121 letters of objection submitted, including fears over noise, light, fire risk and road safety.

Researchers have discovered two vulnerabilities in the widely used Cursor AI-enabled integrated development environment (IDE) ...

Nigeria customs generates N3 35 trillion revenue in first five months of 2026 (Nairametrics) The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) generated N3.35 trillion in revenue between January and May 2026, driven ...

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Apapa Strategic Command, has disclosed that it secured fines exceeding $12m against two international vessels and a three-year conviction for one male drug ...

NASDAQ failed to settle above the resistance level at 29,350 – 29,400 and pulled back towards the 29,200 level. In case ...

It has always perplexed me that single-use plastic constitutes about 40% of global plastic production, yet conversations ...

Børnich, a forty-two-year-old Norwegian, has been obsessed with robots since he was a child. His firm used to be called ...

WACT-APM Terminals Nigeria has announced the appointment of Courage Obadagbonyi as Managing Director, effective 1 July, ...

In 1954, the USPS was looking for innovative ways to process the 54 billion items mailed. National Geographic traveled to ...

From roadside plots to community gardens, urban farmers in Alexandra township, South Africa are growing food, earning income ...

Transnet and the Western Cape Government have said that targeted operational interventions and stronger collaboration are ...